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Your caution is well-founded.

And when someone does mention a danger, you'd be wise to listen ;) Don't be a dumbass like me - I posted what should have been a fun toy (search the monastery for Spudgun and see what I mean), and when someone wrote a form stuffer for me Spudgun, I blew it off thinking "no one here would actually do that!" And they did ;) So after some pissed off sysadmin's contacted me, I took it down.

++ to all the good advice posted before mine - even to the aspiring BOFH for the well-needed laugh! ;)

Cheers!
MrCromeDome

In reply to Re: Danger or not: obfuscation by MrCromeDome
in thread Danger or not: obfuscation by johnnywang

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